Bob Hertzel talks about five things that most West Virginia fans haven’t given a whole lot of thought to as Neal Brown’s first football camp opens this weekend, but have been on the coaching staff's minds.

Outdoor writer Larry Case taking summer stock of what he expects to encounter in the woods this coming fall. 

The most returning talent and depth for WVU football is the running backs. New head coach Neal Brown is known most the passing of his offenses. Will WVU be a run-heavy team or what Brown is comfortable doing?

“No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.” — Heraclitus

For those of you that have nothing better to do and actually read these pages, we have talked about this before, but somehow, inexplicably, I got older. I know, hard to believe, but evidently it’s true.

Last year, Sills had offensive tackle McKivitz introduce him to duck hunting — something Sills had never done before. Now, McKivitz’s home town makes Sills’ Sarahsville look like a sprawling New York City.

With so many teammates headed for the exits, WVU football players are more concerned about who is staying.

Death had been chasing Kerry Marbury for a long time, but like everyone else who chased him on the football field, on the track, in a life that had so many twists and turns, it had a tough time catching him.

How do you rate a football coach before he’s coached his first game at your school?

Today’s sermon deals with grizzly bears, politics, philosophy, and your status in the great wide world.

Almost anyone who hunts or does some form of shooting and is in my age group (baby boomers) started out on a Daisy BB gun.

From top to bottom: Daisy 125 pump, Daisy Red Ryder and Daisy Buck — three of the most-popular beginner’s model BB guns today are virtually id…